Multiple bike part out

[Jim Cook]

I'm just copying this list to bump it to the current last page of the thread. Paul has adjusted some prices, and can make corrections if needed.
Since my needs are for spares, I was giving others a chance to get what they needed first.

There are a lot of bargains here.
BTW PEB, do you have a 300 head to go with that cylinder. I definitely would like the cylinder. (and several more items).

Good Riding!
Jim

Originally Posted by PEB

I have a large stash of parts that will not fit my new orange bike and its time to move on so I am going to be selling all the parts I have collected in the last 16yrs of riding these Spanish stallions.

nice did u rims, no rotor or sprocket---$400
Well used did u rims, good for practice, includes half used 49t ironman and galfer floating rotor--- $200-
45mm zoke front end with clamps and axle --- $200
50mm zoke front end with clamps and axle --- $200
07 sachs shock---$100
05 sachs shock---$100
Barnett Clutch BAsket with ring gear, needs new dampers $150
two crakshafts, both should be rebuilt---$100 each
two sets of cases--- $200 for each set
Transmission--- $200
Transmission with worn out counter shaft---$100
300 cylinder, likely needs replating- $75
Two Right side outer covers---$100 each
Two swingarms with linkage $100 each
05 frame $100
07 frame $100
Stock tank $50
Clark oversized tank with petcock and tusk cap $85
Three sets of radiators $50 each
One Oem carb $50
Two kickstarter Gear setups $35 each
250 cdi box $50
2k2 stator $40
Clutch master and slave, was on running bike Slave is worn from chain $75
Front Brake caliper and master $75
Rear Brake caliper and master $75
Wa state title, street legal, matches numbers on one of the case sets---make offer

05 subframe and airbox---$75
05 Tweaked LTR GG/xr400 chainguide converter --- $50 Just need to be straightened out
Lots of little odds and ends and well used plastics

Pics available on request. I will try to keep this list updated as stuff sells!

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[Jim Cook]

Is the 2005 frame titled?
Is the cdi a dual stage?

[PEB]

Jim I have on head and two 300 cylinders. I have one title but it only matches the numbers on one of the case sets. Not sure how to tell about the cdi. IT is from a 250, red wrapping, I think a 2005.

[Jim Cook]

Originally Posted by PEB

Jim I have on head and two 300 cylinders. I have one title but it only matches the numbers on one of the case sets. Not sure how to tell about the cdi. IT is from a 250, red wrapping, I think a 2005.

If the cdi has the two extra wires which will connect with each other, it is a dual stage cdi. The older single stage cdi only has the group of wires with the single connector to connect it to the wiring harness. On the older cdi, the original wrapping color (from the factory) designates which model it was supplied for (displacement of the model, and the mapping of the cdi).

I'll take a 300 head and cylinder as soon as you wish to connect on the deal, or we can wait and add some things after the other folks' inquiries have been addressed.

Thanks in advance.
Jim


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[Zman]

Hey Paul I received the parts and everything was just as you described. I really appreciate the good packing, fast shipping and fair prices!

All the best!

[AndersNZ]

PM sent!

[EnduroNut]

I need a rear hub... assuming yours will fit a '11. Bought a 300 but the guy did a horrible job of maintaining it!

Thanks!

[Jim Cook]

Originally Posted by EnduroNut

I need a rear hub... assuming yours will fit a '11. Bought a 300 but the guy did a horrible job of maintaining it!

Thanks!

He's got a good deal on those wheel sets. They should fit your's fine.

Paul will be out of pocket for a bit. I'm sure he'll get back with you in a week or so.

[periclesgsilva]

Where are u from? I have interest on a 300 cylinder.

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[EnduroNut]

[QUOTE=Jim Cook;178489]He's got a good deal on those wheel sets. They should fit your's fine.

Paul will be out of pocket for a bit. I'm sure he'll get back with you in a week or so.[/QUOT
Hey Jim,
Any news on the rear wheel?
Thanks,
Roger